A Reverse Shock in GRB 181201A

A Reverse Shock in GRB 181201A
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10.3847/1538-4357/ab40ce
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发表时间:
2019-07
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The Astrophysical Journal
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T. Laskar;H. V. Eerten;P. Schady;C. Mundell;K. Alexander;R. Duran;E. Berger;J. Bolmer;R. Chornock;D. Coppejans;W. Fong;A. Gomboc;Nuria Jordana;S. Kobayashi;R. Margutti;K. Menten;R. Sari;R. Yamazaki;V. Lipunov;E. Gorbovskoy;V. Kornilov;N. Tyurina;D. Zimnukhov;R. Podesta;H. Levato;D. Buckley;A. Tlatov;R. Rebolo;M. Serra-Ricart
T. Laskar;H. V. Eerten;P. Schady;C. Mundell;K. Alexander;R. Duran;E. Berger;J. Bolmer;R. Chornock;D. Coppejans;W. Fong;A. Gomboc;Nuria Jordana;S. Kobayashi;R. Margutti;K. Menten;R. Sari;R. Yamazaki;V. Lipunov;E. Gorbovskoy;V. Kornilov;N. Tyurina;D. Zimnukhov;R. Podesta;H. Levato;D. Buckley;A. Tlatov;R. Rebolo;M. Serra-Ricart
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T. Laskar;H. V. Eerten;P. Schady;C. Mundell;K. Alexander;R. Duran;E. Berger;J. Bolmer;R. Chornock;D. Coppejans;W. Fong;A. Gomboc;Nuria Jordana;S. Kobayashi;R. Margutti;K. Menten;R. Sari;R. Yamazaki;V. Lipunov;E. Gorbovskoy;V. Kornilov;N. Tyurina;D. Zimnukhov;R. Podesta;H. Levato;D. Buckley;A. Tlatov;R. Rebolo;M. Serra-Ricart

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